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1.	Corneal Angiogenesis Induced By Silk Fibroin Film Modified With Ad-VEGF165 Transfected Cells And The Inhibitory Effect Of Ad-hIL-17F
2.	Studies On Dry Spinning Of Regenerated Silk Fibroin Aqueous Solution And Post-treatments Of The Resultant Fibers
3.	Study On Cytocompatibility And Genotoxicity Of Regenerated Silk Fibroin Films
4.	Research On Effect Of Regenerated Silk Fibroin Film On Transcription And Expression Of VEGF Gene
5.	Research On The Structural Transformation Of Regenerated Bombyx Mori Silk Fibroin
6.	Development Of Neurons On The Regenerated Silk Fibroin Materials
7.	Study On Inducing Angiogenesis Of Regenerated Silk Fibroin Film Modified By The Ang-1 Or/and VEGF165 Transgenic Cells And Its Mechanism
8.	Fluorescence Study On The Conformational Transition Of Regenerated Silk Fibroin In Aqueous Solution
9.	Differentiation Of Human Umbilical Cord Blood Hematopoietic Stem/progenitor Cells Into Endothelial Cell On Silk Fibroin Film And Its Signal Transduction Mechanism
10.	Surface Modification And Properties Study Of Pet Fabric For Vascular Graft
11.	Electrospinning And Dry-spinning Of Biomimetic Regenerated Silk Fibroin Aqueous Solutions
12.	Preparation Of Regenerated Silk Fibroin Fibers And Its Application On Artificial Ligament
13.	Preparation Of Regenerated Silk Fibroin Materials
14.	Study On Preparation And Properties Of The Regenerated Silk Fibroin Vascular Prosthesis
15.	Preparation And Properties Of The Regenerated Silk Fibroin-based Films
16.	Self-assembling Mechanism Of Regenerated Silk Fibroin And Its Influence Factors
17.	Tough And VEGF-releasing Scaffolds Composed Of Artificial Silk Fibroin Mats And Natural Acellular Matrix
18.	Study On Regenerated Silk Fibroin Porous Materials Prepared By Acid/Salt Solutin
19.	Study Of Vascular Cells Cocultured On Regenerated Silk Fibroin
20.	Surface Modification And Characterisation Of Silk Fibroin Fabric For Small Diameter Vascular Produced By The Layerby-layer Self-assembly
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